Skip to main content
ND Communites: Connecting States in the ND Field
  • Events
    • Community Meetings 2021
    • Community Meetings 2022
  • Year At a Glance
  • Communities
    • CoIINs
    • CoPs 2021
    • CoPs 2022
  • State Contacts
  • Administering Part D
  • About Us
  • Acronym Key

2017 NDTAC National Conference

You are here

Home

2017 NDTAC National Conference

Tuesday, June 13, 2017

A New Era for Title I, Part D: Positioning Programs and Students for Success

June 13-15, 2017

American Institutes for Research

Washington, DC

For this year’s conference, we will once again offer preconference sessions for new and “seasoned” coordinators to allow coordinators the opportunity to share best practices and strategies for meeting program outcomes, as well as a preconference session on understanding and using Part D data. In the keynote address, Dr. Christopher Branson from New York University, who was system-involved as a youth, will discuss trauma, its impact on the youth we serve, and how this information may improve our current Part D programming through awareness and capacity-building. The first plenary will feature Dr. David Altschuler from Johns Hopkins University, who will present on transition and reentry principles; NDTAC staff, who will share key components of NDTAC’s new transition toolkit; and a panel of State and local practitioners, who will discuss application of the toolkit at critical junctures, especially entry and aftercare. A breakout session discussing the implications of the toolkit and ways to improve service delivery will follow. The second plenary will discuss Federal monitoring, including ED’s monitoring plan for Part D and recent monitoring visits and what other States experienced and learned during their Federal monitoring visits. On the last day, we will have a plenary session that will offer ideas for developing and implementing state plans, then you can meet for ND Community working sessions, during which you will be able to participate in a facilitated conversation about challenges that Part D coordinators face and engage in dialogue about compelling technical assistance (TA) questions and opportunities for NDTAC to continue to improve the quality of our support.

Handouts

PDF icon 2017 NDTAC Conference Program (PDF)
File Day 1: New Coordinator Meeting Presentation (PPTX)
File Day 1: Seasoned Coordinator Meeting Presentation (PPTX)
File Day 1: Seasoned Coordinator Meeting Handout (DOCX)
File Day 1: Understanding and Using Data Group A Presentation (PPTX)
File Day 1: Understanding and Using Data Group B Presentation (PPTX)
File Day 1: Keynote Presentation (PPTX)
File Day 2: Plenary I: Transition Presentation (PPTX)
File Day 2: Breakout I: Transition Presentation (PPTX)
File Day 2: Breakout I: Transition Handout (DOCX)
File Day 2: Plenary II: Federal Monitoring Presentation (PPTX)
File Day 2: Federal Panel Presentation 1 (PPTX)
File Day 2: Federal Panel Presentation 2 (PPTX)
PDF icon Day 2: Federal Panel Handout (PDF)
File Day 3: Plenary III: State Plans Presentation (PPTX)
File Day 3: ND Community Working Sessions Presentation (PPTX)

Topic(s)

Federal Monitoring
Sub-grantee Monitoring
Overview
NDTAC Resources
Part D Resources
State Plans
Data Quality & Program Evaluation
Data Systems

Topic Areas

Transition

Longevity Consulting  Department of Education

© 2022 Longevity Consulting, LLC
1409 Florida Avenue Northwest
Washington, D.C. 20009
Ph: 800.517.1925 | Fax: 800.410.1607

The content of this Web site does not necessarily reflect the views or policies of the U.S. Department of Education, nor does mention of trade names, commercial products, or organizations imply endorsement by the U.S. Government. The programs/models featured on this site have not been evaluated by NDTAC.

 

The site is meant to serve as a tool and to provide examples of work being done in the field. This Web site was created and is maintained by Longevity Consulting through funding from the U.S. Department of Education, contract no. 91990020F0372. For more information, send an e-mail to NDTAC@longevityconsulting.com or call our hotline at (800) 319-9302.